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31 juillet 2017

Official estimates of international students in UK 'potentially misleading'

The Guardian homeResearch by government’s statistics watchdog casts doubt on supposed high level of students overstaying their visas. More...

31 juillet 2017

Ban on students from Cuba is a sign of changes at the Open University

The Guardian homeCuba Solidarity is rightly leading protests at the banning of applications from Cuban students by the Open University. It has been policy for a while now that the OU does not accept applications from Syria, Sudan, Iran, Cuba and North Korea, because of the fear of US sanctions. More...

31 juillet 2017

Malala Yousafzai: notes from my Girl Power trip to Nigeria

The Guardian homeIn a few months I’ll be starting at university. If only more girls around the world had this opportunity. More...

27 juillet 2017

Matchmaker, matchmaker, find me a school: College admissions in China

The ConversationHigh school students in the United States work hard under great pressure to get into their chosen colleges. They must maintain high grades in challenging courses throughout high school, score well on ACT or SAT exams, painstakingly fill out applications – and then wait and hope. More...

26 juillet 2017

Why the US doesn’t understand Chinese thought – and must

The ConversationThe need for the U.S. to understand China is obvious. The Chinese economy is on track to become the largest in the world by 2030, Chinese leadership may be the key to resolving the nuclear crisis with North Korea and China has military and economic ambitions in the South China Sea and India. More...
26 juillet 2017

China tops US and UK as destination for anglophone African students

The ConversationThe surge in the number of African students in China is remarkable. In less than 15 years the African student body has grown 26-fold – from just under 2,000 in 2003 to almost 50,000 in 2015. More...
14 juillet 2017

Princeton Professor Dies While Teaching in India

HomeBy Nick Roll. A Princeton University professor died after a fall last week while leading a course abroad in India. 
Isabella Clark-Decès (right) was leading a seminar for the Princeton Institute of International and Regional Studies, titled At Home (and Abroad) in the Indian Himalayas, according to the university. More...

13 juillet 2017

Enseignants de français: entente entre les universités françaises et canadiennes

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "lapresse.ca"Un accord a été conclu mardi à Ottawa entre les universités françaises et canadiennes pour augmenter le nombre d'enseignants de français au Canada tout en facilitant à plus d'étudiants canadiens d'aller poursuivre leur formation en France.
Les responsables universitaires ont convenu de «faciliter et d'encourager la venue au Canada d'étudiants ou diplômés français issus de programmes d'enseignement de français langue étrangère», selon les trois signataires, la Conférence des présidents d'université (CPU), l'Association des collèges et universités de la francophonie canadienne (ACUFC) et Universités Canada. Plus...

13 juillet 2017

Droit : L’université Assas lance une formation au Maroc

Une Convention de partenariat a été signée, mardi à Rabat, entre l’Université internationale de Rabat (UIR) et l’Université Paris II Panthéon Assas, portant sur le lancement d’un double diplôme de niveau Exécutive Master en droit international économique en Afrique. Plus...

13 juillet 2017

Hungary’s Higher Ed Law Ensnares U.S. College

HomeBy Elizabeth Redden. A Maryland liberal arts college held negotiations last week with members of Governor Larry Hogan’s cabinet and Hungarian diplomats to hammer out an agreement to keep its campus in Budapest open, The Baltimore Sun reported. More...

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